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Thinking cities

Khalil Laaboudi

Smart & Sustainable Cities

Global Marketing

Ericsson Smart & Sustainable Cities | Public | © Ericsson AB 2016 | April 2016 | Page 2

I. Ericsson in the World and in Hong Kong

II. Networked Society and other global trends

III. New cities challenges

IV. Ranking cities around the world

V. How we transform cities around the world

VI. Hong Kong Kowloon East

Thinking Cities -- Agenda










ERICSSONin the world

Subscribers managed by us

Subscribers supported by us

Services professionals Employees

Countries with customers

R&D Employees

Patents

In R&D

Net Sales

NetworksCreating one network for a million different needs

ITAchieving business agility with transformative IT

MediaDelight the TV consumer every day

IndustriesConnect industries for business acceleration

$33 bilion

180

118,00065,000

2.5 billion

1 billion37,000

25,700

$5 billion


ERICSSONin Hong Kong

One in three

Smartphone Lab in Hong Kong

Employees

Years of establishmentin Hong Kong

Of network traffic through Ericsson infra.

3423030%Ericsson doing business with

the Government of China

Since1892










… 25 billion connected devices in 2020

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15

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devices

25 years 5 billion connected

people

100 years 1 billion connected places

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Industry Transformation

HEALTH

WELLNESS

EDUCATION

LEARNING

MEDIA

CULTURE

TRANSPORT

MOBILITY

BANKING

TRANSACT

UTILITY

FUNCTION

RETAIL

EXCHANGE

UBER AIRBNB


Every day

$13 million crowdfunding

$2,7 billion e-commerce

133 million hours YouTube video

watched

2.7 billion photos posted

328 million app downloads

2.7 billion likes on Facebook

700,000new internet users

NEW BEHAVIORS


70 % of the world’s population will live in cities by

2050


cities and global trends

Ericsson envisions a Networked Society

Fast urbanization is a global challenge

City stakeholders transform based

on ICT

The new role of cities


I. Ericsson in the World and Hong Kong






Thinking Cities Agenda


Three key stakeholdersin cities

PeoplePrivate sector Public & local government

Safety Competitiveness Efficiency Resilience


Increased CHALLENGES …

ENERGY WASTE

EDUCATION PUBLIC SAFETY POLLUTION HEALTH

FOOD AND AGRICULTURE

URBAN DIVIDESenvironment

WATER

housing JOBS TRANSPORTATION

FOOD & AGRICULTURE

*Photos licensed under Creative Commons

How to measure?

How to cope?

How to Disrupt?


complex choicesrisk of isolated initiatives


New challenges/ opportunities

Efficiency

Available, cost efficient resources and city

services

Safety

Anticipating and responding to

traditional and new types of threats to people, businesses

and assets

Holistic Vision

Breaking the silos and going beyond the

vertical transformation

Growth

Economically, environmentally and socially sustainable

growth

Resilience

Resisting to acute shocks and chronic

stress facing city infrastructure










Networked society city index


City index Ranking


Challenges to cities with high ICT maturity

Smart and sustainable

city initiatives











Smart city maturity

MARKETING PILOTS VERTICAL PLATFORMImprove city image without investing

resources

Unleash full potential through

cross vertical integration

Further roll-out concepts by

adding new verticals

Gather experience by piloting one vertical before launching large

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Mind the Gap


Stockholm royal seaport › C40 - Climate Positive Development Program› Free of fossil fuels by 2030› Carbon emissions to be reduced to less than 1.5

tonnes per person by 2020 › SRS to be adapted to future climate changes› Climate-smart and efficient infrastructure connecting

10,000 homes and 30,000 workspaces


Let’s turn cost saving into life saving

Sao Jose Dos Campos

Why Ericsson?

• Homicide rate reduced by 18%

• Coordinating multiple agencies towards common goal

• 5 year managed services commitment for support of real-time observation, dispatch and information sharing

• Responders equipped with right information and support

Shared platforms/ future proof scale

Trusted to handlecomplex & critical

infrastructure

Holisticecosystem view

Public Safety


Lusail City in Qatar

Let’s turn smart cities into smart investments

Why Ericsson?

• Designed Smart City services with clear Return on Investment

• Smart Utility, Parking, home, building and Transportation Design

• Consulting on technology & partners selection

Technology LeadershipHolisticecosystem view

Consulting

System Integrator Capability


› Connected lighting solution which integrates mobile network equipment into light poles

› Creates a sustainable, climate-positive district and an attractive living and working environment

› Offers city officials an innovative way to afford next generation energy efficient LED lighting to meet sustainability goals, and enabling network operators to offer improved city-wide mobile broadband and app coverage

Different cities around the world










EKEO’s Kowloon East – Smart City

Ø ERICSSON joins forces with ARUP to transform Kowloon East in Hong Kong into its first

smart and sustainable neighborhood

Ø The feasibility study focuses on transforming Kowloon East into a Central Business District

support economic growth

Ø Hong Kong’s ICT maturity enables ICT based transformations with social, economic and

environmental benefits

Ø Smart City initiatives in Kowloon East will be scalable to the rest of the city of Hong Kong

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